VeriStand Error Codes
- Updated2025-04-08
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VeriStand returns an error code when it encounters a problem while executing.
Use the following table to locate an error code message.
Note For more information on correcting VeriStand
errors, refer to the NI KnowledgeBase.
Error code | Message |
---|---|
-307500 | The FPGA configuration file (.fpgaconfig) is invalid or contains an error. |
-307501 | The specified operation is unable to acquire the memory necessary to execute. To correct this error, increase the amount of memory in the system or reduce the amount of memory that this operation requires. You can reduce the amount of memory required by the operation by uninstalling unneeded components from the real-time (RT) target or by reducing the number of devices, channels, and/or stimulus generators used. |
-307502 | An FPGA argument or parameter is invalid. This might be a problem with the FPGA configuration file (.fpgaconfig) or FPGA bitfile. This problem also might be caused by an invalid FPGA target handle. |
-307503 | An unknown exception occurred while running the NI FPGA device. Verify that NI-RIO and the VeriStand software are installed correctly on the real-time (RT) target. |
-307504 | An FPGA argument or parameter is outside the expected range. Update the FPGA configuration file (.fpgaconfig). |
-307505 | The FPGA bitfile has changed since the system definition file was last compiled. Open the system definition file in System Explorer and refresh the FPGA configuration file (.fpgaconfig). |
-307510 | Framework with the given name already exists. |
-307511 | EESPort with the given name already exists. |
-307512 | An unexpected step error has occured. |
-307525 | Cannot open selected file. The file was saved in a later version of VeriStand. |
-307526 | The XML file provided is invalid. |
-307548 | Legacy Stimulus Profile Editor is not supported anymore. |
-307549 | Cannot find the wave file that an alarm response is configured to play when the alarm is triggered. Verify that wave files are located at their specified locations. |
-307550 | You have provided an invalid username or password. |
-307551 | Internal error. The buffered data system failed to find required information in the transaction's variant data. |
-307552 | Internal error. An attempt was made to open a 2D waveform read session. |
-307553 | Unexpected waveform data type. This VI requires the specified waveform nodes to be of a specific data type. |
-307554 | The specified stream condition is not valid for the data type of the waveform. This error might occur if you try to set the streaming condition to be within a range of values for a waveform whose data type is a complex double (CDB). The in-range streaming condition supports only waveforms whose data type is double (DBL). |
-307555 | Cannot open a waveform session using an empty array of waveform references. Use the Get Waveform Data Reference VI to generate valid data references with which you can open a waveform session. |
-307556 | Cannot open waveform session because waveform data references are not valid. Use the Get Waveform Data Reference VI to generate valid data references with which you can open a waveform session. |
-307557 | Custom device cannot perform requested operation because VeriStand Engine is shutting down. |
-307559 | The size of an input array does not match the number of waveforms in the streaming session. When you write to a multiple-waveform session, the number of rows in the 2D Data array must match the number of waveforms in the session. When you start a multiple-waveform session, the size of the 1D t0s array must match the number of waveforms in the session. |
-307561 | Cannot write to waveform. Another waveform write session is already open for this waveform reference, and only one writer can access the waveform reference at a time. |
-307562 | The waveform session reference cannot be used if it is not open. Use the Open Waveform Session VI to open a waveform session reference. |
-307600 | The specified VI is broken and cannot run. Open the VI in LabVIEW for more information. |
-307601 | The XML file is invalid according to the XML schema document (XSD). |
-307602 | The GUID could not be found. If the requested page is a custom device, contact the creator of the custom device. |
-307603 | The requested custom device does not have a main page specified. Contact the creator of the custom device to correct this error. |
-307604 | VeriStand cannot mutate the system definition file to the current version. |
-307605 | The requested simulation model could not be found. Navigate to the Model Configuration page in System Explorer and choose a different model. |
-307606 | The file does not contain a valid file format. |
-307607 | VeriStand could not mutate the system definition file. The system definition file version is different from the official released version of VeriStand. |
-307608 | The custom device does not provide a valid source distribution for the target specified. Specify a different target or contact the creator of the custom device for further support. |
-307609 | The formula contains an unused variable declaration. |
-307610 | The formula contains an invalid function or variable name. |
-307611 | The associated NI-XNET database path cannot be found. Update either the alias or the database path. |
-307612 | One or more chassis are unidentified. Open NI MAX and identify the type of the chassis for each controller that is configured in System Explorer. |
-307613 | You cannot add channels of the type you selected. The DAQ device either contains no channels of this type, or all available channels of this type are already in the system definition. |
-307614 | The DAQ support files are missing for the channel type selected. Try repairing your installation of VeriStand. |
-307615 | This DAQ device does not support reference clock synchronization. In System Explorer on the DAQ Device Configuration page, click the PXI Backplane Reference Clock drop-down and select None or Automatic. |
-307616 | The associated NI-XNET signal has been deleted from the XNET database or it changed so it no longer matches the system definition. If the database no longer contains the signal, delete the signal from the system definition. If the signal changed in the database, reimport the signal. |
-307617 | The system definition contains aliases that are not linked to any channel. Click on the Error/Warning icon on System Explorer to get a list of aliases that are not linked and either link them to a channel or delete them. |
-307621 | The request at the specified index does not have the same number of signals as the signal_num parameter. Call the GetNextCompletedRequest method to get a valid index and signal number of a completed request. |
-307622 | The specified request was not completed. Call the GetNextCompletedRequest method to get a valid index to a completed request. |
-307623 | The specified request index is not valid. Call the GetNextCompletedRequest method to get a valid index to a completed request |
-307624 | No proper request was found. Call the GetNextCompletedRequest method after the model executes a step to get the index of a completed request. |
-307625 | An error occurred while reading the signal values. |
-307626 | One or more of the specified signals are not scalar. Only scalar signals can be viewed. |
-307627 | One or more of the specified signal indexes are not valid. Use signal indexes that are in the model. |
-307628 | There is not enough space on the target to read the signal values. Ensure you are not viewing signal values from paused models. |
-307629 | A required input or output parameter for this method is null. Use allocated variables for parameters. |
-307630 | The model refnum is not valid. Use the InitializeLibrary function to return a valid refnum. |
-307650 | An unexpected error has occurred in the VeriStand API. |
-307651 | The VeriStand API does not support this function. |
-307652 | Failed to open a connection to VeriStand.exe. |
-307653 | The input file parameter is invalid or does not exist. Ensure that this path is correct and that the file has not been removed. |
-307654 | Cannot perform this request because VeriStand is not running a system definition file. Deploy a system definition file, and try again. |
-307655 | Invalid request. VeriStand is missing an engine component that is required to process the request. |
-307656 | Invalid request. VeriStand does not have a system definition file loaded. |
-307657 | The specified password does not match the current deployed configuration password. |
-307658 | VeriStand is unable to run the system definition file when a system definition file is already running. |
-307659 | Invalid password input parameter. The password cannot be an empty string. |
-307660 | Timeout occurred while deploying a new system definition file. |
-307661 | VeriStand failed to deploy the system definition file. |
-307662 | Node is not found in the system. |
-307663 | Timeout occurred while processing request. |
-307664 | Channel does not have read access. |
-307665 | Channel does not have write access. |
-307666 | The specified channel cannot be faulted. |
-307667 | The requested operation on this item reference is invalid. |
-307668 | The specified channel cannot be scaled. |
-307669 | The license is unavailable, invalid, or VeriStand failed to initialize the licensing component. |
-307670 | The VeriStand Gateway cannot process the requested operation. The VeriStand Gateway currently is busy performing another operation. |
-307671 | The execution host is running a different system definition file than the file specified. You must deploy the system definition file in order to connect to the execution host. |
-307672 | One or more targets failed to start within the specified timeout. Verify that any start trigger or clock signals are configured correctly. |
-307673 | Another VeriStand Gateway already is connected to the execution host. Only one VeriStand Gateway can be connected to an execution host at a time. |
-307674 | The Run Workspace function is no longer supported. Use the Connect to System function instead, which has a system definition file parameter instead of a workspace file. |
-307675 | The VeriStand Gateway cannot complete the specified operation because the number of streamed channels for one or more targets exceeds the maximum size. Stop data logging configurations or graphs to reduce the number of streamed channels. You also can increase the maximum streamed channel count for the targets by editing the system definition file in System Explorer. |
-307676 | VeriStand cannot open the specified project file because another project is already open. |
-307677 | The reference to the project file is no longer valid. The referenced project is no longer open. |
-307678 | The specified workspace tool VI is not open. |
-307679 | The VeriStand Gateway is no longer connected to the targets. One of the targets stopped running the system definition file. |
-307680 | An exception occurred when the model parameter file was being parsed. |
-307681 | Failed to read the VeriStand service configuration file. Repair your VeriStand installation. |
-307682 | Could not complete one or more requests because a target is offline. A target is no longer connected and is not running the system definition. Any future requests for this target will not be completed. |
-307683 | Cannot deploy or connect to the system definition because all targets in the system are disabled. Enable one or more targets in the system definition, and then try to deploy again. |
-307684 | Cannot start server because the port address is already in use by another process. To change the port address for the server, select Port Settings page, and change the value of the corresponding control. | , browse to the
-307685 | Cannot initialize model parameter(s) defined in model parameter file because parameter was not found in system. 1) Ensure the expression of the parameter is spelled correctly in the file. 2) If the file defines a temporary variable, ensure the system definition allows temporary variables. 3) If the file contains aliases, ensure the path to an alias file is correct in the system definition. Verify the contents of the file and the settings on the Simulation Models configuration page in System Explorer, and try again. |
-307686 | The specified target is not defined in the deployed system definition. |
-307687 | The given number of channels and number of values do not match. |
-307688 | Timeout occurred while reconnecting a target to the gateway. |
-307689 | The specified target is disabled. Change the target settings in the system definition and redeploy if you wish to use this target. |
-307690 | To reconnect to a target without deploying, the restart action for real-time (RT) targets must be set to Run System Definition. To enable the Run System Definition restart action, select the System Initialization node in the System Explorer and select Run System Definition. You must redeploy the system definition to make use of these changes. |
-307691 | Import operation failed for the specified SLSC chassis. |
-307692 | VeriStand encountered an unknown internal error while using WebDAV. Check your target's disk to determine if it is full. |
-307700 | One or more Model Execution Loops failed to shut down properly. |
-307701 | Timeout occurred while writing a parameter value to the VeriStand Engine. |
-307702 | The size of the imported model data in the system definition file conflicts with the size in the specified model file. This error can occur if the model file contains a different number of inports, outports, signals, or parameters than when it was imported. This error also can occur if two or more models contain a global parameter with the same name but different dimensions. To correct this error, reload the model in the System Explorer and verify the dimensions of any global parameters that multiple models contain. Alternatively, on the Parameters page for a model in the Scope for Global Parameters drop-down, select Model to avoid conflicts caused when the model shares the global parameter with other models. |
-307703 | The specified model is incompatible with VeriStand. If you want to deploy the model to an RT target, launch the Console Viewer tool to display the console output of the target, which includes information about the source of the error. |
-307704 | The specified model is not compatible with the specified execution host. |
-307705 | The specified model has an unsupported 32-bit architecture. |
-307710 | The specified item is not an inline custom device. Pass in a valid reference to an inline custom device. |
-307711 | A channel and the alias that references it both specify a data source mapping. A channel can only have one data source mapping. Remove the mapping for either the channel or its alias. |
-307718 | Setting Scan Interface mode failed. Before using this mode, make sure NI RIO IO Scan is installed on the target. |
-307719 | Unable to discover XNET interface(s) before timeout elapsed. Contact NI support at ni.com/support for more information about resolving this error. |
-307720 | Failed to route PXI_Trig0 from bus segment of chassis master device to other bus segments. To address this issue, open MAX and select the chassis. On the Triggers pane for the chassis, clear any reservation for PXI_Trig0 on the appropriate bus, set routing for PXI_Trig0 to Dynamic, and try again. |
-307721 | Cannot enable Slow Background Conversion Mode if hardware-timed single-point sample mode is disabled for analog input channels. If you want to enable Slow Background Conversion Mode for this device, you must first enable hardware-timed single-point support for its AI channels. |
-307722 | A DAQ channel of an unexpected type was found. |
-307723 | A property of a DAQ channel has an invalid value. Change the value the error message lists. If you used the System Definition API to change the units property of a channel, restore the units to the original value. |
-307724 | A DAQ channel initialization VI encountered an unexpected property name. |
-307725 | The value does not match the dimensions of the specified channel. |
-307726 | A calculated channel failed to compile correctly and cannot be executed. |
-307727 | The requested DAQ device, the master timing source for the timed loop, is unavailable. |
-307728 | One or more channel mappings have incompatible dimensions. Matrix channels only can be mapped to matrix channels with the same dimension. |
-307729 | The system definition file is missing. Deploy a valid system definition file. |
-307730 | One or more asynchronous custom devices failed to shut down properly and the VeriStand Engine aborted them. |
-307731 | The system definition file is not saved in the current version of VeriStand. VeriStand cannot mutate system definition files on a real-time target. Use System Explorer to open and save the file. |
-307732 | The system has become unresponsive. The Primary Control Loop has been shut down. To correct this error, enable Filter Watchdog Errors on the Controller Configuration page of System Explorer. You can configure watchdog functionality by monitoring the Watchdog Timer system channel using alarms and procedures. |
-307733 | The version of the calibration file (HardwareCalibrationData.nivscal) is too old to mutate to the current version. Delete the file and manually recreate the calibration settings. |
-307734 | The scaling and calibration setting is invalid. The channel does not exist or is not scalable. |
-307735 | A required resource is disabled in the current version of the VeriStand Engine. For example, a DAQ board is the master timing device, but the current VeriStand Engine has disabled NI-DAQ. Remove the device or resource from the system definition file. |
-307736 | Unable to share data for the channel. Either the source or destination target does not have reflective memory support. |
-307737 | Unable to create dynamic data sharing between targets. Either the source or destination target does not have a data sharing device. |
-307738 | Unable to share data between two targets. There is not enough dynamic data sharing space. |
-307739 | Data on reflective memory must have the correct byte alignment from memory address 0x0. |
-307740 | Invalid data range. The reflective memory network requires a valid data range. |
-307741 | VeriStand export data exceeds the allocated reflective memory address. |
-307742 | The VeriStand Engine could not be loaded. Make sure that VeriStand and the required drivers, such as NI-DAQmx, are installed correctly. Refer to the VeriStand readme.html for a list of required software and drivers. |
-307743 | The VeriStand Engine failed to start. A configured start trigger or external timing source did not occur within the specified timeout. |
-307744 | An alarm failed to compile correctly and cannot be executed. |
-307745 | You must specify a VISA device address for the reflective memory card. |
-307746 | The maximum Windows target rate is 1 kHz. To achieve higher rates, use an NI-DAQ device or NI FPGA target. |
-307747 | The system definition file contains two targets that are using the same IP address. Each target must have a unique IP address. Only one target can be a Windows target. |
-307748 | The VeriStand Engine rebooted while running the system definition file. You must reconnect to the execution host and possibly redeploy the system definition file. |
-307749 | A simulated DAQ device cannot be used as a Timed Loop timing source or as a chassis master hardware synchronization device. In System Explorer, navigate to the Chassis Configuration page and choose a different DAQ device from the Chassis master hardware synchronization device pull-down menu. On the Controller Configuration page, choose a different Primary Control Loop timing source. Or, if all DAQ devices are simulated, disable hardware-timed single-point support for all of them or disable the DAQ device. |
-307750 | Deserialization error. Failed to load macro file. |
-307751 | The specified operation is not permitted while playing a macro. |
-307752 | The specified operation is not permitted until a macro is loaded. |
-307753 | The specified operation is not permitted unless running a macro. |
-307754 | Serialization error. Unable to save macro. |
-307755 | The specified operation is not permitted while recording a macro. |
-307756 | Internal error: The DAQmx waveform producer received a command which was not declared as a publicly available. |
-307780 | The specified feature is supported only if the VeriStand Gateway is running on the localhost machine. |
-307781 | The channel group cannot be found in the specified log file. |
-307782 | The channel cannot be found in the specified log file. |
-307783 | The data structure contains a dependencies cycle. |
-307784 | The STI file is not valid. |
-307785 | No error provider exists to handle the error signals. |
-307800 | A procedure failed to compile correctly and cannot be executed. |
-307824 | The specified item is not a waveform. |
-307825 | The specified item is not a channel. |
-307826 | The specified item is not an alias for a channel. |
-307827 | The specified item is not an expected type inside the system storage hierarchy. |
-307828 | This dependency does not refer to a valid item. The item may have been deleted. Select a different dependency or re-add the invalid item and click Update Dependencies. |
-307829 | The specified node cannot be found. |
-307830 | The channel dimension does not match the channel default value length. |
-307831 | Unable to save file to the specified path. |
-307832 | The depending file path is improperly formed or cannot be found. |
-307850 | The target cannot be reached. Verify that the Ethernet cable is connected to the real-time (RT) target and that the RT target is enabled and running. |
-307851 | One or more system definition file dependency files differ from the originally imported version. This might cause unexpected behavior or errors. Cancel the current operation and resolve any conflicts in System Explorer. |
-307852 | The specified dependent file is contained within a LabVIEW library file (LLB), but the destination path on the target is not contained in an LLB. Individual files cannot be copied out of an LLB. The destination path on the target must have an LLB as the parent of the dependent file. |
-307853 | The VeriStand Gateway was unable to establish a connection with the target. Confirm that the target is running and that the VeriStand Engine successfully started. If you still cannot connect to the target, use MAX to reinstall the VeriStand Run-Time Engine on the target. You may encounter this error if you attempt to connect to the target from a LabVIEW project, because a LabVIEW project can update the start-up application for the target. To deploy a system definition to a target, the VeriStand Run-Time Engine (VeriStand.rtexe) must be the start-up application. |
-307860 | The specified trigger channel does not exist. |
-307861 | The data logging configuration is invalid. One or more specified channels does not exist. |
-307862 | The specified data logging configuration resulted in a buffer size that exceeds the maximum allowed size. Reduce the buffer size by reducing the pre-trigger time, the logging rate, or the number of logged channels in the data logging configuration. |
-307863 | The specified property value is not a valid data type for a TDMS property. |
-307864 | The specified log file path is not valid. It might include invalid tags. |
-307865 | The specified data logging session does not exist. |
-307866 | An error occurred while logging data. Refer to the error description for more information. |
-307867 | The specified data logging session name is already in use. Specify a unique data logging session name. |
-307868 | The specified trigger condition contains syntax errors. |
-307869 | Data was lost during logging. The log files may not contain every sample. The start and stop triggers may have also missed data to evaluate. |
-307870 | A compatible version of NI DIAdem is not installed. You must have NI DIAdem installed to load data in NI DIAdem. |
-307871 | Cannot retrieve information for the specified log file. Ensure the session name and filename are correct. |
-307872 | There was an error downloading one or more of the requested files. Please use the errors parameter for more detaield information. |
-307881 | Cannot use legacy Channel Scaling and Calibration tool/API because this project contains calibration features from the new Channel Calibration tool/API introduced in VeriStand 2012. This error occurs because the project contains a channel calibration file (.nivscf). If you want to use the legacy Channel Scaling and Calibration tool, delete the .nivscf file under the Calibrations in Project Explorer and redeploy. Otherwise, use the Channel Calibration Tool/API instead of the legacy Channel Scaling and Calibration tool/API. |
-307882 | Cannot use Channel Calibration tool/API because this project does not contain a channel calibration file (.nivscf). If you want to use the Channel Calibration tool/API, add a .nivscf file to the project under Calibrations in Project Explorer. Otherwise, you can use the legacy Channel Scaling and Calibration Tool/API instead of the Channel Calibration tool/API. |
-307883 | Cannot deploy project because the system definition file contains scales but the project does not contain a channel calibration file (.nivscf). Delete the scales from the system definition file and redeploy. |
-307887 | A polynomial scale mapped to a channel(s) does not have coefficients defined. Remove the mapping or update the scale to contain coefficients, and then try to deploy the system definition again. |
-307889 | A lookup table scale mapped to a channel(s) is empty. Remove the mapping or update the scale to contain pairs of pre-scaled values and the corresponding values to which to scale them, and then try to deploy the system definition again. |
-307891 | VeriStand only supports devices whose calibration password is the default value. Use NI MAX or the NI System Configuration API to reset the calibration password on the device to the default value. |
-307900 | The number of generator mappings exceeds the maximum allowed. Reduce the number of mapped channels or increase the maximum number of mappings per generator using the Stimulus Configuration page. |
-307901 | The number of compiled stimulus generator steps exceeds the maximum allowed. Reduce the number of steps in the stimulus generator or increase the maximum number of steps per generator using the Stimulus Configuration page. |
-307902 | The specified stimulus profile is empty. It contains no compiled steps. |
-307903 | The number of data points exceeds the maximum auxiliary buffer size. Reduce the number of data points in the stimulus profile or increase the maximum auxiliary buffer size in the Stimulus Configuration page of System Explorer. |
-307904 | A stimulus profile failed to compile correctly. Verify that the stimulus profile links to valid channels. |
-307905 | Timeout occurred while writing data to the auxiliary buffer. |
-307906 | Timeout occurred while writing data to the analysis buffer. |
-307907 | Multi-point data does not have the correct timing. The data must start at time 0 and increment at a multiple of Delta t value. |
-307908 | The stimulus profile manager currently is reserved by a client. |
-307909 | Unable to start stimulus profile generation. Stimulus profile file contains invalid profile steps or incorrect timing. |
-307910 | Unable to start stimulus profile generation. CAN logging requires that the CAN Bus Monitor is running. |
-307911 | Unable to start stimulus profile generation. One or more calibration files are not found. |
-307912 | The number of data points exceeds the maximum analysis buffer size. Reduce the number of data points in the stimulus profile or increase the maximum analysis buffer size using the Stimulus Configuration page of System Explorer. |
-307913 | The number of stimulus generators exceeds the maximum allowed. Reduce the number of stimulus generators in the stimulus profile or increase the maximum allowed using the Stimulus Configuration page of System Explorer. |
-307914 | The specified CSV file does not contain a Timestamp column. The file you specify must have a Timestamp column that contains values in milliseconds. |
-307915 | The operation could not be completed. A stimulus profile is running. |
-307916 | A stimulus profile generator contains a Set Variable step that attempts to set a variable on another target. A Set Variable step only can set a variable on the same target as the generator containing the step. |
-307917 | A stimulus profile generator contains channel mappings for channels on a different target than the target on which the generator will execute. A generator can only map to channels on the target on which it will execute. Confirm that the generator is not mapped to channels from different targets, or that the generator does not specify an execution target that is different than one of the channel mappings. |
-307925 | The specified node is not compatible with this operation. |
-307926 | This node already exists in the system. |
-307927 | Invalid argument. The node reference is not a valid channel. |
-307928 | Found an existing FPGA target with the same RIO address configuration. |
-307929 | The mapping definition is invalid. The source channel must be readable, the destination channel must be writable, and both channels cannot be part of the stimulus generator. |
-307930 | A node name cannot be an empty string. |
-307931 | Model execution order group cannot be empty. |
-307932 | The formula type must depend on variables. |
-307933 | Attempted to write to a read-only property. |
-307948 | Unable to establish a connection between the VeriStand Model Simulation Server and client. The VeriStand MDL client version is incompatible with the currently loaded VeriStand Model Simulation Server. |
-307949 | The selected model (.mdl) is invalid. Verify that the model can be compiled and run properly, that you have added an NIVeriStandSignalProbe block to it, and that the stop time is set to inf. |
-307950 | Unable to connect to the VeriStand Model Simulation Server. |
-307951 | VeriStand requires that you compile a model (.mdl) before it can run on a real-time (RT) target. |
-307970 | An inline custom device attempted to access invalid data in the VeriStand Engine. The inline custom device attempted to read or write data using an invalid reference or a reference that did not have the read or write access required for that operation. |
-307971 | A channel cannot have child items. |
-307972 | Error provider received an electrical error that contains a signal it cannot handle. Verify the error provider is implemented correctly and all errors contain the correct signals. |
-307973 | Error provider received an electrical error with an unexpected number of signals. Verify the error provider is implemented correctly and all errors contain the correct number of signals. |
-307974 | Error provider received an unexpected configuration. Verify the error provider is implemented correctly and the errors can be handled by the error provider. |
-307980 | The specified stimulus profile session is locked. Unlock the stimulus profile session to control sequences in the session. |
-307981 | The stimulus profile session does not contain a sequence with the specified name. |
-307982 | The stimulus profile session is not deployed. |
-307983 | The sequence containing the specified variable is currently running. You cannot probe a variable value while a sequence is running. |
-307984 | The stimulus profile session is already deployed. |
-307985 | The sequence did not complete the timestep within the specified timeout. This could be due to a sequence that contains too much processing or an infinite loop that does not yield. Evaluate the timing of your sequence or increase the timeout. |
-307986 | The specified parameter assignment is not valid. The real-time sequence parameter does not exist. |
-307987 | One or more real-time sequence parameters with a by-reference evaluation was not mapped to. Assign a value to all real-time sequence parameters that have a by-reference evaluation type. |
-307988 | The compiler failed because the specified real-time sequence contains one or more errors. |
-307989 | The specified parameter assignment is not valid. The channel mapped to the parameter could not be found in the system. |
-307990 | A system definition channel has been mapped to two or more real-time sequence parameters that are not the same data type. A channel can only be mapped to multiple parameters if they share the same data type. |
-307991 | A real-time sequence parameter assignment has an invalid data type. Match the data type of the value assigned to the parameter to the parameter's data type. |
-307992 | The specified operation cannot be completed. There is no project file currently open. |
-307993 | The parameter dimension does not match the parameter default value length. |
-307994 | The specified parameter cannot be found. |
-307995 | VeriStand engine failed to retrieve data from the SLSC chassis status loop within the specified timeout. The System Definition was undeployed. |
-307996 | SLSC module not found in the specified slot. Check your SLSC hardware and make sure the custom device is inserted in the correct slot. |
-307997 | There are SLSC chassis added to the system definition that are not supported. Remove the SLSC chassis from the system definition. |
-307998 | The switch load signal conditioning (SLSC) chassis name or IP address/hostname is empty. Provide a SLSC chassis name or IP address/hostname. |